Micron becomes first in industry to ship 9th-gen TLC NAND
The company can't seem to stop breaking records
Particle's Tachyon single-board computer brings 5G, 12 TOPS NPU in a Snapdragon-powered package
It's currently raising funds via Kickstarter
In brief: IoT startup Particle looks geared to shake up the single-board computer market with their latest creation – the Tachyon. This credit card-sized Linux computer packs the kind of serious hardware normally found in mid-range smartphones. You get an 8-core Qualcomm chip, 5G cellular connectivity, Wi-Fi 6E, and dedicated AI acceleration.
Intel to eliminate thousands of jobs in cost-cutting move
Rivals have been outshining Intel in recent years
Dasung launches portable color e-ink monitor for $850
2K resolution with a high enough refresh rate to support video and web browsers
AMD Strix Point mobile CPU pictured, shows notable upgrades over Phoenix
Most of the key specs are outlined
What just happened? Team Red is firing on all cylinders with their latest "Strix Point" mobile processors launching this summer, representing a generational upgrade over last year's Phoenix chips. New images are out, and the most obvious change is the die size increase from 9.06mm x 15.01mm on Phoenix to 12.06mm x 18.71mm, allowing for some serious under-the-hood upgrades.
SK Hynix's energy efficient GDDR7 memory will enter mass production in Q3
Up to 50 percent more power efficient than GDDR6
Lenovo's latest ThinkPad claims 29-hour battery life, powered by Snapdragon X Elite chip
A worthy Apple Silicon competitor?
The Best GPUs in 2024: Buy or Wait for the Next Generation?
When it comes to graphics cards, we go in full depth. Despite market stagnation and slow GPU releases, let us help you choose the best one for your budget – or decide if you should wait.
Quirky M.2 card plays retro sounds when you boot up your PC
Resurrecting the bygone chime of the Japanese NEC PC-9800
A typo might be the reason for the Zen 5 delay – meanwhile, the 9950X scores a record 6.5GHz in Cinebench
Reports indicate all CPUs were mistakenly labeled as "Ryzen 9"
SK Hynix quietly announces plans to enter high-capacity SSD market with 60 TB products
Big SSDs for read-intensive workloads
The U.S. Air Force used over 1,000 game consoles in 2010 to build a supercomputer. Which one did they choose?
Was it an Xbox, PlayStation 3 or Nintendo Wii?
DJI avoids nationwide ban as U.S. Senate omits Countering CCP Drones Act
The Chinese drone maker dodges a regulatory bullet... for now
Nvidia is shoehorning Ada Lovelace into the aging RTX 3050 – here's what it looks like
A downgrade at first glance, but it's got a few tricks up its sleeve
Intel's crashing CPU crisis deepens as more models are affected than originally thought
The issue extends beyond enthusiast chips, hinting at a more complex root cause
A hot potato: Intel probably thought the worst was behind them after the company identified the source of the instability surrounding its 13th- and 14th-gen CPUs and promised a patch to address the issue. But new reports say that the patch won't resolve the problems for processors already experiencing crashes. Even worse, whatever the problem is, it affects a broader range of models than previously assumed.
Breakthrough CRAM technology ditches von Neumann model, makes AI 1,000x more energy efficient
From "crazy" idea to real-world energy savings
Thermal Grizzly's thermal pad switches between solid and liquid states for optimal cooling
Is it the best of both worlds?
Samsung patent dreams up wild tablet display that morphs to adapt to you
Among its features is ambidextrous expansion for left and right-handed users
Nvidia Blackwell server cabinets could cost somewhere around $2 to $3 million each
Who is profiting from AI (besides Nvidia)?
Secure Boot rendered useless, over 200 PC models from different makers are affected
WTF?! If you thought your laptop, desktop, or server was protected by Secure Boot, think again. A new vulnerability dubbed "PKfail" has left Secure Boot wide open on hundreds of PC and devices across several major tech brands. Researchers at cybersecurity firm Binarly just dropped a bombshell report showing how a leaked cryptographic key has essentially nuked the security guarantees of Secure Boot for over 200 product models.
Retailer says Intel Raptor Lake CPU RMA returns are up to 4x of previous generations
Microcode patch coming in August, users should keep BIOS updated
Micron says its new 9550 Gen5 drive is the world's fastest data center SSD
Bringing blistering IOPS speeds for data centers
Cheap vs. Premium DDR5: Stock vs. EXPO/XMP Memory
When building a new PC, should you play it safe with official memory specs, or aim for maximum performance with XMP and EXPO DDR5 kits? Let's find out the answer with a few gaming benchmarks.
